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		U.S. Chamber Releases Roadmap for Energy Policy Action The Chamber's Institute for 21st Century Energy has announced an energy policy roadmap with 88 concrete recommendations and detailed timelines for President-elect Barack Obama and the 111th Congress. » Watch the Webcast
		The Case for the Automaker Bridge-Loan The U.S. Chamber's Bruce Josten lays out a comprehensive case for supporting the Big Three automakers. » More: Philosophy and Automakers
		Capital Markets Regulatory Reform Principles The U.S. Chamber's Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness strongly encourages the next administration to incorporate these principles in their overall regulatory reform. » Learn more (a lot more) about smart regulation
		U.S. Chamber Vows to Work With New President and Congress The U.S. Chamber vowed today to work with President-elect Barack Obama and the new Congress to help quickly restore economic growth, ensure a smooth transition of power, and tackle the many serious issues facing the country. » Webcast: Post-election press conference
		Congress Still Has Work to Do--This Year No matter which candidate you supported, we can all agree that restoring economic growth and creating jobs should be the nation's top priority.

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